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A report from nonprofit news organization Floodlight looks at the local battles over cool roofs are heating up.

More than 100 people illegally in the U.S. were arrested at two Tallahassee, Fla., work sites May 29. 

Amendments to a pair of FHWA grant programs remove requirements around climate change, environmental justice, DEI and workforce development.

President Donald Trump said he will support an acquisition of U.S. Steel by Tokyo-based Nippon Steel with caveats to retain U.S. control of the company's board of directors.

Cement producers, other construction material suppliers and carbon capture system developers are among 24 DOE grant recipients to have millions in project funding canceled.

Continued economic uncertainty is a catalyst for the decline in spending, industry economists say.

Virginia-based Engineering Consulting Services joined other firms to donate staff expertise to the voluntary upgrade of a key transportation link in northern Malawi.

Syracuse, N.Y.'s I-81 downtown viaduct includes removal of the viaduct’s first seven spans.

The 8-0 decision on May 29 will allow the $1.4B Uinta Basin Railway project to advance, with the ruling appearing to limit the scope of the National Environmental Policy Act that requires federal agencies to prepare environmental impact statements for infrastructure projects.

Buildots recently has raised $45 million in series B financing, with other construction technology startups gaining solid investment as the sector remains hot.